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tb OREGON STATESMAN. Solum. Orjon. Thursday Morning. August 15. 1946
Solons
Nod
Drop S-5
in 10 Heatis
Timers Rally Laic for Victory;
Salem Now 3rd; Kowalski Victim
TACOMA, Aug. 14 (Special)-Scoring two run in the ninth nd
i.r in the tenth. the Tnmu Tigers took their second tralght
win over Salem in a Western International league baseball game
hue tonight. 6-5. T-icoma tied the score in the ninth on a, two-run
hy Freddy Marh nd. in the tenth Earl Kupef led off with
a tuple and scored on Dick Greco's single. The loss skidded Salem
into third ptitt-f. iis Bremerton i :
vin over Vutorid
Salmi t k an early lea
se ond ri an erior and D
r r double and added another
In the fifth on singles by Kddi
Kovialski. Kddie Wheeler and Du
anc ( raw lord. I he .Solon c ounted
tnf mote in the sixth on singles
by Wcxify Salmon and Wenner
iif.fi ; cii;ti!f by Frank Lucchesi.
Kowalski and I.unhcsi hit to
store Salems 1 rial rut in the
eighth
"s-jl Chiefs Lose,
- But Tars Win
Brem Blast Jensen;
Bar.off Hit 31t
By The Associated Press
Bremerton's red-hot Bluejack-
K a!ski was in front 5-3 when, eta took over second place in the
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Qiandler Rules Owen to Take Full 5-Year Rap for Jump
CINCINNATI. Aug. 14 (V Mickey Owen, the former Brooklyn ( this year that any flayer who du ked rils'basetJall btllfatior wcull
catcher, ffiust pay the full penalty of five years usenftioi from
organizawm baseball for hopping to Mexico, the baseball commis
sioner's office ruled today. The ruling. Commissioner A. It. Chandler
has said: "The commissioner's office has received from Mr. Koid C.
Frick. president of the National league, a letter from Arnold Mal
colm Owen asking for reinstatement to American professional base
ball. This letter was forwarded to the commissioner by Mr Flick
Without recommendation. Earlier this year flayer Owen arid other
player who jumped their contracts or otherwise violated their ob
ligations ta professional baseball clubs were susended by the com
missioner for a period of five years. No good reasofi has leen shown
to the commissioner why this penalty should be l-ssened or modified
The commissioner declared he recalled he had announced earlier
o sus-iMied for five yeais. Mickey, waiting ansiously at Ma
Spi iniff.eld. Mo, farm, said he hoed there would t some oophHe.
Kuefully he iidmitled -I made a big mistake" that he believed cther
rttr.uld heed. Until a brenk rumri, If It ever does,
have to f a i m nd wait." I ?!
he said he'd just
Owen's plea fee
that , the dor,r u
Cliandler s stutement referred e ifiry i to
reinstat nM-nl Itut lis woiding plainly indicated.
reinstatement was baircd as well tj every Othei j player who luc
eumlxd to the hue of fancy eon ti arts hi Mexican huseball. Charulier'a
decision pioUd.ly. maika finis to Owen's baseh II I career. Ineg.t!
to play In oigaiiircd baveball until 195 1 at wrtieh tJme he w.ll be
35 years cM. the former ltro.klyn catcher will be far paft his prirr.
ext'ii if iie does ii- ide to rejlurn. -I ;
annanDQ
the ninth rame. Chuck Clifford's
double liad sror-l three Tiger
inns in the fifth. Sulem got 12
bit off Huhie Colombo and Hal
Jui.Kbluth Taeoma collected 13
eff Kowalski
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OHtolt.3 3 111
1 C"olomto p 3 0 13
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Mr1ln1n 0 0 0 0
JngMth.p 0 0 0 0
Totsl. 42 12 IS Total 40 13 30 17
Walked for Colon, bo In th
Frri.T r a fold, t lifford. Heterson.
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tii't. vlr.n II 'l.run l Three base
I it Wnt.ri fiif t Kuer. Clifford.
Sin,nii l..i(t.,i Maci Huns batted
Ir Wn.. . . i fu.il Vallee. Clifford
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Suriir.,-t IViLil.le pla . I'eterMin to I
Mr,ti li. Ijlli.rit Ul n lii In Salmon
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Senator Swal:
'ThrowKh Au(ut 13)
H II Prt B H Pet.
Ctawfd 3f.l 127 Gunnirn S7 IS 224
f.alrt..n J!W 70 3.12 Kowalnkl SO 13 .217
Wl.eeler 11" 41 143 Srhulilf 40 S 24IO
C.u!l;c 225 7 peter 15 3 .2110
Western International league
Wednesday night by nabbing a
-l win over Victoria while Sa
lem was losing at Tacoma, 6-S.
The Tars belted Bullet Bob Jen
sen, Vic ace for the win and In
cluded In a five-run eighth In
ning off Jensen was Bill Barisofrs
31st homer of the season. Jensen
whiffed 10, however, to run his
strikeout total to 242, six short of
the league record held by Lefty
Isekite of Tacoma In 1838.
Manager Ilarlond Cliffs single
in the eleventh gave Yakima an
8-7 win over the leading Wen
a tehee Chiefs. Dick Adams of the
Chiefs poled a 372-foot homer In
the game. A ninth Inning rally
gave' Vancouver a 7-fl nod ver
Spokane. Charley Mead's single
with the bases loaded and Ray
Orteig's single won the game. Or
teig had hit his 19th homer in the
eighth.
Wenatrhea . 003 010 .TOO 00 7 12 I
Yakima HI 111 000 01-8 JS 1
Orphan. Babbitt 4I and Pesult;
Rompl and McConnell.
Hremerton OOO mil AAA IS 0
Victoria 000 000 001 1 1
KittJa and Pag I la; rruen and Paul
son. Spokane . . . 010 030 020 10 1
Vancouver 000 010 2137 10 1
Glane and Clifford: Andarson and
Brenner.
LIMIES HERE: Fanr members af the first British amatetr tetmls
team ta visit the US susea the eatbreak af war tUad the deck
f the User Qaeen Mary Wedaesdsy after arrival la New Yeek
ft te right: Mrs. Kay FUmmertf Mensies, E. R. Avery. Mrs.
E. W. A. Beataek and A. J. Mattram. (AT WlrepheU)
French Champ
Tennis Victim
Falkrnhurg Kayoe
Petra in Final Set
Sevens Notches 13th With 5-C-Oitter;
Bums Win 2, Hike Lead Over Cardc
Nmnm .121 2 25 Soderburf 41 .IBS
Hrnnri 41? IIS 2S2 Itartnlnii 23.14S .IS2
1 urtit'i IS! 42 2'SWsatl 4S 7 1SJ
knM 271 71 2Uallin S3 3.064
S1r r 1 Ut XI ?Mil 1 a Idtfl
k r if a 49 ?u Porter o o'otioigolf champion. teamel with Phil
RNEAD. PARTNER WIN
SPOKANE. Aug. 14.-( Slam-
min Sammy Snead. British open
NEWPORT. R. I.. Aug. 14-A)
Yvon Petra of France. Wimble
don singles champion and top
seeded foreign entry, was knock
ed out of the star-studded New
port casino Invitation singles ten
nis tournament tuday by Bob
Falkenburg of Holjfwood. Calif.
6-2. 5-7, -4.
In the final aet Kalkenbiir
The Campbell Rock Woolens and Mootry'g Pharmacists, one wia lobbed services, ctus-cross slw.ts
and change of pace caught Petra
flat-footed. The French star was
Rock Wools, (Vaootrys
In Title Game Tonight
already theirs in the sudden-death Softball playoffs for the right
to battle either Albany or Lebanon for the district title and a berth
in the state tournament, collide
tonight at Leslie in the game that
decides Salem's hope. The strug
gle is booked for 0 p.m following
an 8 o'clock prelim featuring the
Knights of Columbus and Paper
Makers. The Kaycees and Papers
ended the regular playing season
In a tie for first place and will
play it off. Both are out of the
district picture as a result of
Tuesday night losses, however.
Tonight's main event will see
either George Roth or Bob
Knight on the hillock for the
Woolers, and faced by Bob Lind
strorn of the Druggists.
Tonight's winner goes to Al
bany Saturday night for the open
er in district play. A return game
is due Leslie next Wednesday.
August 21, and a third, if raaces
sary, will be set later.
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Neist of Walla Walla, Wash., to
defeat Spokane's two amateur
kingpins. Bud Ward and B
Welch, two-up today in ! a four
ball, best-ball benefit golf match
over the lengthy Manito course
Klamath Plans
iJMSemipro Grid'
KLAMATH FALLS. Aug. 14
(iP)Klamath Falls hopes to put
a semi-pr6 football team in the
field this fait. If competition can
be worked up In other southern
Oregon and northern California
towns, boosters said, the city will
call upon What appears to be some
excellent talent to. make up the
team.
The town's Junior baseball lads have battened mp their third There are many former high
sammer ef league play successful, aa usual, since aver 200 ef the school players and a few former
teen Biers sot In their recreational licks and we weuld imagine collegians who want to aet back
a1 tf 'I f-e 11 mm ;i .
Beavers Lose
In Tenth 6-5
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 14-W)
Catcher Bruce Ogrotlowski's 10th
inning single, scoring Sam Taor-
mina, gave the San Francisco
Seals a 6-S win over Portland
unable to find Falkenburg's place
shots, and the intercollegiate
champ pocketed the match at 6-4
and advanced to the fourth round.
Sam Match of Los Angeles, a
Rice institue star recently return
ed from the army air corps, elim
inated fourth-seeded Seymour
(Jreenberg. 3-6. 6-3. 6-3. Pierre
Pelixra of France was extended
to defeat speedy Herb Flam, Jun
ior national champion from Bev
erly Hills, Calif , 8-6, 7-5. Top-
here tonight. It was the third run dd Gardner Mulloy of Miami.
batted in by Ogrodowski during
the game. Vince DiBiasl was the
loser after replacing Ad Liska
Portland scored three runs In
the third, all driven in by a dou
ble by George Vico off Ray Har-
rell.
Peruana (S) Saa rraaelsee ()
Smith
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Store
Vice
Relch.l
Souza.e
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Harris
Dlbtasl.p
Fla., quickly disposed of Karl
Cochell of Los Angeles, 7-5- 6-3.
Ecuador's Francisco Segura,
seeded next to Mulloy, won hand
ily from Jack Tuero of New Or
leans, 6-2, 6-4.
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Nalem'a Flevd (Rill) Bevens
last night held the Washington
Senators te five hits befere a
crewd ef areund $ In Yan
kee stadium and collected his
13th victory ef the season with
a 4-1 derision. He beat Emll
(Dutch) Ienard. the veteran
knurkleballer. Rev's 13th win
tied his tap ganses-wen mark of
last year with the Yankees. He
wen 13 and loot nine In IMS. He
has eight leases this season.
The Brooklyn Dedcera came up
w4th two runs In the last half of
the seventh Inning te break a
scoreless duel between Joe flat
ten and New York's Monty Ken
nedy and went on to defeat the
(Wants. 2-1 tonight. The victory,
fallowing Brooklyn's 1-4 after
noon triumph ever the (ilants.
Increased (he ledgers' National
league lead aver the M. loula
Cardinals to I'fc games. The
Cardinals, on Ike strength of
Howie relict s 14th win. beat the
Chicago Cuba. 6-4. at Chicago.
BROOKLYN, Aug. H.HV
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one gent is happr the rains are
coming. He would be Ralph Caley.
of the Kansas Caleva. the lean
resUuranteur who this year held
the unenviable post that Is Junior
leagues secretary. Ralph will like
ly gel no posies, and certainly no
p for his chores as (he leagues'
bukiesi man that l. none unlesa
he figures stipend enough la
found In giving much time, pa
tience and energy to the kids'
program.
aler did everything (his
summer from recording (he league
laws to umpiring and coaching,
and often enouth was a one-man
publicity gang for the non-profit
boll setup. Uke (he sponsors who
dish up the dough to eoutp the
kids and the men who do the
coaching, all for free. Ralph Is RALPH CALEY
deserving of a large "thank you" from the community .
Only one more week to go here at, home la thla actually fero
cious Western International league pennant scrap but lo. the attitude
of the athletes on the field this year hasn't been at all Indicative
of the torrid ness of the race Itself. Net one player "rheubarb"
rtaucarra. that Is have we seen la the Waters arena. There has been
a spot of bottle teasing at the gents who have besmirched the name
umpire, and a few of the customers have found locked gate the
only thing between them and a punch en the snoots ef those same
bandits In blue. But the players themselves, certainly a chummy lot
thH semester, haven't aa much as thrown a flying spike or a hair-
parting beanbalL Mcbbe the the boys had all the fighting they wanted
during the war.
llevrllitlme Duel ff'nn League $ A'o.
Rheubarb would be nothing new to the Waters fan. for he has
but to remember the 1941 season and (southpaw Roy Helser. Big Roy
and Bigger Del Holmes of the Tacoma Tlges one evening dished up
what amounted to the best brawl In WI history. Holmes threw
3-u pitch behind Hitter Helser and Rey charged the huge! hurler
ealv to have hl noise splattered all over his face when the Tacoma
rate her leaped aboard llelser's back Just aa he reached the Waiting
lloJmea. it was a foul, all right, and Roy got a broken nose because
of It. But before the two were finally sepersted Helser did manage
to conk Holmes on the whiskers with a stout left, same leaving an
unwelcome welt on the Holmes profile.
Of all the baseball rtatleuffs we've heard of. the Helser-IIolmes
brass I la the only one In which the gladiators themselves were
damaged, t'sually It's the Innocents who try to break up the melees
who take the thumping while the contestants, truly thankful at being
held back, swing and curse wildly, but cjulte undamaglngly at the
breese.
U'rrtalrhre I 'prining Ttnmh on ChrUtapher
One of the best Instances we know of In which the bystander
got (he bruises came In Wenatehee In '46. Bobby Baer of the townles
ana vtavne ,-sri ue or ine t niers started a rumpus at borne plate.
o blows were struck, but players from both benches rushed to the
cause Just In rase. Solon Skipper Bunny Orlffiths wss spiked In the
loot during the millinc. but his wound wss secondary compared to
that of Chief ritrher Russ Christopher, long since with the Phila
delphia A's. Sis -foot fnur-lnch Russ. In bounding from the enemy
benrh. Hanked his head on a steel beam, and was later found prone
In the rlu rout with a bloody cash on his noggin and colder than a
January clam.
Sorties; The latest leak from Willamette holds that Teddy Ogdahl
will not be a Rearrat net fall, but will perform for San Diego's
pav-for-plav eleven in (he Coast league, an outfit thai has made
the 1943 IJttle All-Ameriran a tempting offer. Considering that Ted
now ha two sons to raise and playing Intercollegiate football doesn't
keep the Urder filled . . . Crack of the week, by Spokane K pokes man
Kr tieM sports editor Hob Miller. In summing up the rapid lineup
changes in the Spokes' W1L team: "Spokane's three teams of In
dians one coming, one going and one playing." .... Add gays wt
hate to see pull stakes Joe Coe. the Perfection pin man. Bowling
will no doubt go on "as usual" over the Perfection lanes, but It
into uni firm. Businessmen prom
ised their support.
Stafford Wins
In Coast Golf
GEAR HART, Aug". 14-(P)-Lou
Stafford, Portland, defeated Jack
ShUler, Portland, three and two
In the first round of the men-
under-32 championship flight of
the Oregon Coast golf tourna
ment. In the .best match of the
over-32 age group, playing sec
ond rounds. Bob Shefler, Gear
hart, whipped BUI Blakely. Al
derwood, one up after being four
down at the start of the second
nine.
4 0 3 OiWhlte.l
a 0 10 I'Nicelyji
S 1 a 4 Ogrdwsk.c s a 1 0
3 0 0 3 Harrelfyp 10 0 1
i o a t.ten.p a o a a
0 0 0 Hoover.S 110 1
Stutx.p 0 0 0 0
Totals 33 IS 10 Totals 41 10 39 13
- natiea lor usaa in loth.
Portland . 103 010 000 O S
San Francisco 10 000 040 1 S
Errors Crawford. Escobar, siurav.
nrown. Jennlnaa. Tain. Bum hailed In
Storey 1. Taomlna S. Vleo 3. Oero-
riowskl a. Two baao hits Smith. Vleo.
rain, inm bom ntta store. K-.
bor. Stolen base Sours. Sacrifices :'
nrown, LJska. Reich. Vleo. Bases on
balls off bisk a 3. Harrcll 4. l.len 1.
StuU 1. Diblasl 1. Earned runs otf
Ixmka 1. Harrell 4. Lien 1. Diblasl 1
Strikeouts by LJska 7. Lien 4. Diblasl
j. nils orr Uila in S Innlna-s: Mar.
rell 3 In 3',; Lien 3 in S. Winning
piuner DHiu. jucwins piicnvr gJOt-
Athciiia Victor
In Misty Isle
CHICAGO. Aug. 14-tP)-Athe-
nla, owned by Hal Price Headley,
Lexington, Ky., turfman, con
quered Louis B. Mayer's Pacific
coast star, Be Faithful, by a nose
in the' inaugural running of the
$33,650 Misty Isle stakes for fillies
and mares at Washington park to
day. The Calumet farm's Good
Blood and Twosy headed the rest
of the nine -horse field. Good
Blood finished third.
PCL Scores:
WEDNESDAY RESULTS :
Seattle .. .... ... 3Q2 ISO 001 0 II S
Hollywood ... CIO 0n2 OOO 3 S a
Elliott ami Sueme; Erautt. Cuccurvllo
(Si and Unaer.
I .oa Angeles 000 000 0202 1
San Diego 111 100 oox 4 $ a
Terry. Dobemlc it) and Williams.
Olaen and McDonnell.
I3 Innings)
Oakland ...010 000 OOO 0O0 33 10 0
Sacramento .. 100 000 oon 000 01 4 4
Shea and Halmomil; Mann. Gonzales
(111 and Condoy, Marcuccl (4).
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nag loiiriiey
Due Linksmen
A nine-hole flag tournament, to
be coursed over the outgoing nine,
is the tourney of today for Salem
golf course Men's clubbers ami
their weekly Thursday outing, an
nounced John Varley Wednes
day. Participants will be allowed
three-fourths of respectite handi
caps to go along with their 36 par i
swings.
Varley also reminds those In
tending attendance at the PGA
championship tournament in Port
land next week that tickets may
be purchased at the Salme club.
Bert Bagley, veteran Pacific
northwest horseman, was at the
state fair grounds Wednesday,
charting available barn, space for
the fair's six-day racing meet
here, September 2 to I, .Bagley
will be in charge of the fair barns
and will Allot space to the numer
ous stables expected to be on
hand for the meet. He has re-
tiried from active ra a-ng and now
confines his turf interest to breed
ing thoroughbreds on his ranch
near Vancouver.
His horse, Rochester Boy. was
the winner of the Governor Pierre
derby in 1924 and he has attend
ed every fair racing meet since
that date. According to Bagley,
most of the horses now at Grah
am will come to Salem as well as
a number of stables now racing at
Longacres and in Montana. The
Gresham meet will begin next
Tuesday with over 300 horses on
the Multnomah county fair'
grounds. 1
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At Boston Mart Cooper found
a 5-4 win over the rhlllies rest
ly as he sprained his pitching el
bow and left ankle when he fell
after scoring the Braves' final
tally In the sixth Inning. At
i nnuans ineirirsiea trimmed
Cincinnati. J.t far their fifth
straight win and Clary's ninth
consecutive setback. j
The Boa tots Red Host kept their
long lead In the America league
by de w sting , the Philadelphia
Athletics. 1-1. en Tex llughoon s
four-hilter. U nas the Sex' llth
victory la IS games with the
Macks. Cleveland Manager Lesj
Boudreau'a j lZlh Inning double
and an error gave the Indiana a
6-5 win over Detroit. t'reddia
Hutchinson j was rapped for IS
hits ever the distance to absorb
his ninth loos. ! i
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PRO GREATS: All-American Center Tex Warrington of Auburn
aluices the ball to Dom Principe, powerful ex-Feraham All
American aa the two Brooklyn Dodgers prep for their Multnomah
stadium clash with the Chicago Rockets In Portland neat Sunday
night. Both the Itodgera and Rocket are stocked with former
collegiate and National Pro loop greats.
National Semipro Meet
Opens Friday; 35 'In'
WICHITA, Kiiim . Aug. 14 (41 The miiiiiijiI tick f.f the nulion's
best Im.ielxill lulenl outside piofessiiMinl ik is iiridee- wuy on
routes leading to thla western ImIiis city. Hiiy Iliimont. icllent of
me iiaiioiiuI lMs'ltll roiigtess,
TOPEKA KIDS WIN
HASTINGS, Neb.. Aug. 14 (At
Topeka. Kan uncorked a five-hit
attack good for four runs in the
sixth Inning tonight to defeat
Cheyenne, Wyo., 5-0 and elimi
nate the Wyoming nine from the
four-state American Legion Jun
ior baseball tourney here.
Canadian Horse
Longacres First
SEATTLE, Aug. 14. (A Canadian-owned
Can Jones came from
last place to win by a nose in
the $1,000 feature six-furlong race
at Longacres tonight in 1:11. Fav
ored heavily in the betting. Can
Jones paid off at $5 60. $4 10 and
S2.80 on a $2 mutuels ticket. Par
do, nosed out after leading all
the way. paid $4.60 and $3. Lav
engro paid $2.70 to show.
Portland Kids
Baltic to Tic
CHEAT FALLS. Mont. Aug
14 -))- D.iikriess hitlteil a pitch
ing duel lfti-cu I'oitlMtwl, Ore,
ami a Angeles. Clif, tonight
as the teams wcic deiidliH ked at
the end of the ninth. 2-2, in
AmeiUan I-giou legion! base
ball competition. They will play
ff the tie tomorrow.
Undefeated ahi Angeles has to
take Portland in the playoff In
firder to imi ticiipMte in section
play at Aberdeen. S. I). Should
the Oregonians win another gume
would be neccsiail y.
Portland ! t2 sl om 3 0 0
Istm Anseles t l ntrtl l 3 7 3
lier g arid Htugalu; 1 rm and Hawkins.
Proxy Pasquel
ins Fiiday, le nue "we wouldn't f "7 TTP s '
mrw who to seed. It s anyone's M f'CffZf MMHlCt
O CITY. Aug. II-
BRATTON WINS AGAIN
CHICAGO. Aug. HHA1-Johnny
Bratton, Chicago's outstanding
lightweight contender, defeated
Roy Cadle of British Honduras by
a technical knockout in the fifth
round of their scheduled 10-round
bout in the White Sox baseball
park tonight.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 14 -(At
Senator Pepper (D-Fla.) told a
news conference that he would
rather see Secretary of Commerce
Henry Wallace carry the demo
cratic banner In 1948 but believes
President Truman's chances of
renomlnatlon are "overwhelming."
lV League Standings &
WI LEAGl'K
W I. Pet WI. Pet
Wenachee 71 43 .411 Spokane 40 53 ,473
Bremertn sz 43 .379 Yakima S3 38 .473
Salem S3 4S .37 i Vancouver 44 OS ,4O0
Tacoma 5S 33 323 Victoria 41 73.360
Wednesday results: At Taeoma S.
Salem S 10 Innings). At Yakima S.
Wenatehee 7 III Innings); At Victor
ia I. Hremerton 4. At Vancouver 7,
Spokano 0.
COAST I.KAOI S
WLIfl. W I. Pet.
Kan Fran 01 4S .633 Hollywood 71 S7 .314
Oakland OS S3 S3 1 Smn Diego SO S3 .470
Los Anala 74 S4 .S3S Portland 49 as .3i3
Saermnto 73 OS 31S. Seattle 4S SS J3S
Wednesday results: At San Frart-
slco S. Portland (10 Innings i At
San Diego 4. I.os Anaeles a. At Holly
S e..li ax a a . a a
iust won t be the same without the likeable and talkative Joel around. I Oakland a (Ti innings). '
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W I. Pet J W I. Pet
Brook I y 08 43 Sit Onclnntl 4S 3S .433
St. Louis S3 43 .007 New Yrk 4S tl .440
C-hleaso M 30 JI2S I'hlladaip 43 So .429
Boston 33 53 JO Pittsburg 43 SI .413
Wednesday results: At Brooklyn S I.
New York 4-1. At Chteairo 4. SI. Ixula
0. At PlttsHurgh 3. Cincinnati 3. At
Boston ft. Philadelphle 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W 1. Prl l W I. Pet
Boston 79 33 .703 Clevelnd 64 SO .474
New Yk 84 43 .387 Chicago SO SI .430
Detroit 63 47 .MS St. Louts 47 62 .431
Washing 3 56 .483 PhiLadelp 33 7 -2S8
Wednesday results: At New York
4. Waahinalon 1. At PhlUdelphlo I.
Boston 3. At Cleveland 6. Detroit S
(Only games).
SCCCESS STORY
CHICAGO. Aug. 14 -iA-- Wil
liam J. Tobin. who rose from
stick-boy to the presidency of
the Chicago BUckhawks of the
National Hotkey league, an
nounced tonight that he had pur
chased the controlling interest in
the club for $340,000.
ALL-STARS BATTLE
EVANSTON. III.. Aug. 14
The College All-Star Blues de
feated the Whites 21 to 13 today
in a full length game in prepa
ration for the night game Aug.
23 against the Los Angeles Hams
City Swimming
Meet Friday
The annual elty playground
pool swimming meet will be
held Friday. 2:3 o'clock. In the
Leslie pool. Playground Direc
tor Gurnee flesher announced
yesterday. The meet, to Include
the same events for both boys
and girls which prevailed In the
recent Intra-pool contests, will
not be restricted to those who
won and placed In those ses
sions. The championship out
lug will be on a pool vs. pool
baals, but may Include entries
who did not participate In the
previous meets.
says theies iio tennis-style first
round seeding of favorites for the
12th annual national semi-pro
basehull tournament, whih ie-
K
k
title "
Cnnteudeis for the 11)4(1 title,
1 10. OOO - - ihhI m etatk at tlis Ca
nadian semi-pro champions in a
North ArtH-iituii series in Septem-lx-r
- - .ief 34 state champions plus
the holders of Die 1045 II. S. title,
the F.niduus of F.riWI. Oklu.
Sis members of Die Portland,
Oic., team, w.huh aerages 20
years in age, are from Oregon 1).,
northern division Pacific coast
conference humpion. and five
from Oregon State, Its runner-up
llval.
Salem Riders
Listed Sunday
Nelson -Hurt',
But Cards 69
Cliamp Ha Sore Hack
An I'GA Mret INVam
, mi '
SEATTLE. Aug. 14 -CP) -A r
bark may keep Byron Nelson,
natioriHl professional golf chim.
pton. from dffenlng hl title at
Poilland, Ore., pent week, fly
disclosed during this Seattle ex
hibition match Uday that he out
let ed a sacioillati condition last
Satutday and has been wearing:
a brace ever eime.
He cume in with' a one-under-Par
B9 today, but complained that
his sore back bothered hi short
game. ; .- l i !j .
"Maybe with some rest III be
all light.' he said. "I d.i't have
lo qualify newl Momtty an4T0es
day, being ilefcnrl.rg iharr.fjln,
mi I think I'll lay jrdf, If my bark
Isn't better by nest Wednesday
I'll just have to puck up. 1 guess."
Sunday the Toledo. Ohio, pro
Is to team with ' Ben H gan
against Sam Snead and Lloyd
Mangium at Portland is a ''Tesae
against the woibi eshib.t.m.
The national KIA oiieni at Port
land nest Monday1,
Northwest erpieslrian enthusi
asts will have a (hance to see
more than a half-million dollars
i worth of blooded horses and
MFXIC't
Jorge Paaajuel. president of the
Meslcan league, said tonight
that Cemmhwieuer A. II. Chand
ler's refusal to j lift Mickey
Owen's flee year sua penal a
"makes tea feel little better
about the affslr.7 He would
say nothing mmrff but friends
who know how he feels shoot
Owen's lump bark: to the I, ft.
es plained that Owen's punish
ment will discourage any fur
ther "such ; Irregular rendortj
National Loaauo
wri)NrmAY! nrjnrLTa
mew Turk
Hinnk I n
US r ana -4 if
sr fit lis- 6 13
Hurtniek Veloelle 14) Tr"K-m i7.
Gee iSI arwt Cnoper Itrad Case i4.
Hehrman S ami Edwards, Atxlimm
SI. j!. -
New York .. . , mis ( MSt 4
Brooklyn a S -l 7 I
iin.nu.r.1 in ,. , , ,l ...... - ,l. i srniwsr, nmuirariar hi ano i no
equipment in aition during the . .- mrttt ra.lifn.
; third anruial amateur western
h o r se show m hedulcd by the
Portland Mounterl posse nest Sun
day at I p. m at the Multnomah
county fair grounds. Gresham.
Ore.
j The Salem Saddle i luh and the
Oregon Mounted posse from Sa
lem have treen invited to partici-
'pate in the oction filled 22-event
! program. They will also hive a
! chance to romix-te for Die lrne
! horse trophy given to Die owner ., wriJMrsDAY HEl'I.T
Sll Ixrula ,."l ! onn-. 9
Chieasn tKt 0304 9
Pnllelt and Garaemla Hw'. Chio
man 6 Bauers ) an t ivlnroo.
r'lnelnnatl ; KrQ ' ns I 1 e
I'lli.lMiish .turl ss oas 3 9 8
Malloy and Mueller J Sinn! and
Bsher : . 1
Phitadelohia . on ont Ml 4 tt
Haln wl Ml tt S
liners! Karl '41 and fwrilnu-k- Cue. a.
rr, )ohrnon l7l. Sain i9 and ltai.
Amorican hcaauo
in Soldier field.
n
'Fluke' Ousts Gal Golfer
CLEVELAND. Aug. 14.-
Pretty Polly Riley of Fort Worth.
Texas, wished tonight she'd
"stuck to golf and never taken
tap the game of pool" during off
hours at the women's western
amateur golf championship tour
nament here. For Polly pushed
la match-winning putt for her
opponent In the tourneys second
round today - - a putt that look
ed more like good pocket bil
liard shot than a golf stroke and
practically staked her opponent,
lt-year-old Mary JHcMlllla of
Green Bay, Wis to s one-up
victory.
It happened on the par-five
ICth hole. Miss MrMillin's ball
was lying a scant eight Inches
from the cup. Polly's wss eight
feet away.
She sighted carefully and put
ted. The ball curled unexpect
edly, nicked Mary's ball on the
aide, like a cut-shot In pool, and
nudged It in. It was an eagle
three for Mary, who halved the
nest two holes with Polly and
emerged with a one-up victory.
Mary's victory puts her In the
quarter-finals tomorrow against
one of the tourney's two top-
heavy favorites - - Louise Suggs
of IJthia Springs. a.
of the Im-sI v. t striri hoisc.
KM?
wi ,ai
Wahlnt'in
I i i si s -
and
MuMal Carrtiriala
i M'p. Miaes
Walter. IkKljreM
; V'rrn)ii. Seraloi
I W ililiait. Knl Nis
I lek-. Mert K.s
Huna haltrl in
Klausltler. ( aula SS
ft II N If Prl
107 4.MI S3 if. I M
SS 41.1 52 114 :sh4
103 3MI . 144 MSI
IH4 417 S7 I4S I XI
III :SV 112 Ul .144
113 4A3 S7 l.'.S WIS
NatMinal Iraenr
Walker. Hfxlerit
New York
l.onard. Miaflaon
Hevena and H HrMr
Itiieton ail
I'hilawlelDhla imt
Husriswn and II. Watfier
Riwir
ISelroil j, IAS IIA
Cleveland - loo. 07i
Mulrntnn
Krakaiifcaa i4,
an
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sin mia rwav t
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tarty;
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a-iitn uMor.
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n... Siiill. C aiinals 1J Amei m en
Irmiir W 1 1 1 la ii . hel his l4. fik.
Hr.l Ki, ! Iloeii. Keft b.s 94 H..i..e
nuts National leafiie Mlr (.lanls
71. Klfiel. Piiaten IS Noiliirv IMiil
lies I I Aiiii iii tn leaeiir M illi.nx
Hnl Son Jl (ir.tnUn, lifters 34.
Keller. Yankees 711
Orea- Pilaris In llle majois What lliey
dxl Wednesday.
n II O A FHHI
Whitman, thxtreis I 0 0 U 9 1
(iofilon Yankee I'M not I'lav
il'eky, knl S..S S 3 I 3 9 9
!eir. Heil -, 4 1 3 3 0 1
DON'T HISS OUT!
"Nev; t
Malerials"
Thomas
Woolen
260
8o. 12th
Kay
Co.